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• #2
Sun 2019.01.06
IDE >> Settings >> Communications >> Set Current Time
E.setTimeZone(1)
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Actually, the problem is that the native IDE and the Web IDE don't share the settings. I had set it in the web IDE. I had also have to check
Set Current Time
in the native IDE. The reason I didn't realize that at first is that apparently, the PIXL remember the year from before so it wasn't obvious it wasn't updating the information. -
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Ahh - thanks for letting us know!
And yes, unfortunately the Chrome/Native IDEs are completely separate so no settings are shared. I'd considered having a login based on the Espruino forums login that'd allow shared settings/etc but actually some people would prefer that the online aspect got kept to a minimum.
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I agree that making the IDE cloud-dependent would be good but it would be nice to have a reconciliation option as I do with Visual Studio Code. In fact I'd really like to use VSC as my IDE but when I tried it appeared that the implementation wasn't complete.
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I'd really like to use VSC as my IDE but when I tried it appeared that the implementation wasn't complete.
Maybe you could post a new forum post on that? the Espruino CLI should work fine with VSC
When I download using the Web (Chrome) IDE the timezone offset is correctly set to EST (-5) but when I use the Windows IDE it is set to zero.